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Posted by Kevin Jackson on 02-06-2010 09:13 PM:

cats and red dogs

treed by Billy 1-30-10

Sage(left) and Billy(right) treed on a lion 12-25-09

Billy treed on a lion he caught by himself 1-30-10

Sage(left) and Billy 12-25-09

Sage and Billy 12-25-09

treed by Billy and Sage 1-25-10

Sage(pink collar) and Billy treed on a lion 1-25-10

Billy and Sage with a bobcat they treed 1-29-10

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Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 02-07-2010 12:24 AM:

Nice Pix!

The dawgs look GOOD!

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Posted by bigskyblue on 02-07-2010 03:08 AM:

Nice Job!!! Kevin

Lookin'good!!!

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Posted by Kevin Jackson on 02-08-2010 09:48 PM:

Thanks guys

Posted by hellcat on 02-08-2010 11:09 PM:

Kevin

Those old red dogs are looking good. <lol>
Great Job keep it up.

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Posted by C.Stoppelman on 02-09-2010 03:00 AM:

lion hunting in MT

hey great job...I'm planing to move to Billings soon from Minnesota and I know there's a coonhound club a Laural (saw in bloodlines) but I have no idea where to hunt out there and what I can and can't cause I know you have to live there 6 months to be a resident... but can you go along with someone while they run lions??? I'm not in the best shape and I know the hills are steep and full of snow (took a weekend trip with a friend to Billings the 5-7th of march) but I'd love to go do that sometime or go coon huting sometime...not sure how soon It'll be before I get out there(need to sell a few things here first to save up the $)...when I come out I might bring a few hounds if I can find someplace for them...well anyways before I write a book just thought I'd ask...thanks

Chris Stoppelman

Posted by Kevin Jackson on 02-09-2010 06:02 AM:

Thanks Jess, I'll keep doing this as long as the good lord allows. Chris, I used to be president of that club. There are hunts throughout the summer and fall out of Laurel. You don't need to be a resident to coon hunt. We have no season on coons. You don't need a liscense to tag along on a lion hunt as long as you're not handling dogs or harvesting a cat. If you plan on going lion hunting I would really suggest that you get in the best shape possible. It can get tough at times. You need a lot of heart and the least amount of brains imaginable. If walking 5-10 miles through some tough country in tough conditions is your idea of fun then this is the sport for you. I took an ex green beret with two purple hearts to get a lion a few years back. He got a nice tom and told me how much he enjoyed the experience. I told him he could tag along whenever he wanted and he shook his head and laughed. He told me it was the hardest thing he had ever done and he would cherish the memory but never wanted to go through it again. He said he thought I was crazy if that was my idea of fun. If you make it out here show up at a hunt and you'll meet some decent guys and should have no problem finding someone that will let you tag along.

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